... CENTURY. A LETTER to the REV. JOHN KING, Incumbent of Church, Hull; occasioned by his Milner.” Gd. PAMPHLET, entitled “ Maitland not authorised to censure REMARKS on that Part of the REV. J. KING’S PAMPHLET, entitled “ Maitland not authorised to censure Milner ...

... CENTURY. A LETTER to the REV. JOHN KING, M.A., Incumbent of Church, Hull; occasioned by his Milner.” Svo. %s. PAMPHLET, entitled “ Maitland not authorised to censure EMARKS on that Part of the REV, J. KING’S entitled “ Maitland not authorised to censure which ...

... daughter. Canonicorum, the wife of Mr. Robert Snell, of a 0 30, at Beerland Farm, MARRIAGES, 2nd, at Kilmi Devon, by Barnes, the Rev. Mr. Allen, curate of Shute, Mr, of Chideock, Dorset, yeoman, to Misa Jane of the late Mr. William Snell, of Beerland Whitchurch ...

... LETTER to the REV. JOHN KING, M.A, Incumbent of Church, Hull; occasioned by his Milner.” Svo. 2s. Od. PAMPHLET, entitled ‘ Maitland not authorised to censure REMARKS on that Part of the REV. J. KING'S PAMPHLET, entitled Maitland not authorised to censure ...

... wife of Mr. George Green, confectioner, High-street, 4) years. Hoare.—Nov. 3, suddenly, Mr. Thomas Hoare, fer many years in the employ of Mr. Brown, ironmonger, o uyme. Symxs.—Nov. 10, at Devizes, Wilts, GustavusiGeorge, the infant son of Mr. J. Gustavus ...

... CENTURY. A LETTER to the REV. JOHN KING, A., neum t of rist’s Church, Hull; occasioned by his PAMPH LET, entitled “ Maitland not authorised to censure iiner.” &vo_ REMARKS on that Part of the REV. J. PAMPHLET, entitled “ Maitland not authorised to censure which ...

... LETTER to the REV. JOHN KING, Incumbent of Christ's Church, Hull; occasioned by his PAMPHLET, entitled “Maitland not authorised to censure Milner.” Svo. 2s. 6d. REMARKS on that Part of the REV. J. KING'S PAMPHLET, entitled Maitland not authorised to censure ...

... RY THE REV. DR. MAITLAND. E DARK AGES; being a Series of ESSAYS intended the State of RELIGION and LITERATURE in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th Centuries. from the “ British Magazine,” with Corrections, some Additions ; uniformly the present Volume. ESSA ...

... ARCHBISHOP OF CA'N7ERBURYI AwD DR. MAITLANDi. - I , i To run EDITOR or Tma MORNING CHRONICLE. Sim-Your columns have of late been loud, but not too loud, upon the slight cast on learning and eminence in the treatment of Dr. M1ill by the Archbishop of Canterbury ...

... DR. MAITLAND’S ERUVIN—SECOND EDITION. In email Sro., price be, fid. EBUVIN; MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS, on Sub- Jects connected with the NATURE, HISTORT, and DESTINY of MAN. •By the Her. 8. K. MAITLAND, D.D., F.R.9., A F.9.A. Rivlngtonn, St. Paul’* Church-yard ...

... n Committee that gave me the greatest pain. Believe to be, dear Dr Gordon, with the greatest respect and regard, yours faithfully. In the sketch of Mr Hog's character given the Rev. Mr Burns, find the following summary of the services which this dis ...

... THE LATE MR CHARLES MAITLAND. A remarkable instance of the uncertainty of life occurred at the home farm of Melville on Thursday last in the case of Mr Charles Maitland, brotherof thedeceased 11. M. Makgill Crichton, Esq. of Rankeilour. The deceased left ...